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Yellow and red cards are disciplinary measures used by referees to enforce fair play and penalize misconduct on the field. A yellow card is a caution given for offenses like reckless tackles or dissent. Two yellow cards to the same player in one game result in a red card, leading to the player’s expulsion from the match. A direct red card can be given for serious offenses like violent conduct, resulting in immediate dismissal from the game.